SALT of the Earth

Sea, Air & Land Travel with Sarah and Dave Globetrotting

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Day 5 – The Three Sisters

After missing out on an evening lit walk to see The Three Sisters and The Cascades we set off at 05:00 to see The Three Sisters at sunrise for 05:30. Walking through the suburbs we suddenly stumbled across the opening. It was like looking through a porthole to another universe. After the last house on the road, the area opened up to a backdrop of golden lit hillsides and forest covered mountains. Following the spiral tourist walkway we came to a view point where the land had literally just dropped away.

The Three Sisters

Aboriginal legend has it that a witch doctor turned three beautiful sisters to stone for their protection during a tribal war and couldn’t turn them back as he was killed. So here they stayed, three beautiful stone sisters huddled together and blended into this magnificent landscape.

Sunrise on the mountains
Another 3km walk in the morning sun
Sisters in the sun
07:30 and 26⁰ already
As far as the eyes can see
Fail
A lot of luggage

Got back to town and had a quick look around picking up a few camping extras. The cockatoo was waiting for lunch at the local pie shop. We headed back to Sydney with much more luggage than when we came.

What’s on the menu
Travelling Heavy

K-Mart & Guinness Pie

After returning to Sydney we went out with Steph to Bondi Junction and the Westfield shopping centre. We bought groceries, food for a picnic and a snorkel mask.

It fits

Once back, and when Benny had finished work we went out for dinner.  Guinness Pie and mash for the lads.  Chicken shniddies for the ladies.

Getting hungry
The boys
The girls
The Guinness
The end

Off for a long walk home via the ice-cream parlour.